Month: October 2022
The best monitors for 2022
Computer monitors keep evolving rapidly, with new technology like OLED Flex, QD-OLED and built-in smart platforms just in the last year alone. That’s on top of big improvements in things like color accuracy, size and resolution. The choice is nice but overwhelming, as there are a lot of products in…
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When Will Puerto Rico Have Power?
Bad Bunny has made a practice of yelling “fuck Luma” at concerts — a reference to the private firm that currently manages Puerto Rico’s grid. The biggest rapper in the world is regularly protesting a power company. But the issue is decided in a more mundane arena. Housed in a…
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There’s a really enticing new reason to switch your business to Google Workspace now
Audio player loading… Start-up and side hustle owners will soon be able to get even more from their Google Workspace subscription thanks to a major expansion to the platform. The company has revealed that subscribers to its office software suite will now get 1TB of secure cloud storage included in…
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Defender Guard Pro Review: A Great Budget Security Camera
The Defender Guard Pro stores your footage locally and delivers clear video—and you can do it all on a budget. Source
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Netflix cancels a promising big-name show before it’s even finished
Audio player loading… Netflix, once infamous for its tendency to green-light almost anything, has canned a sizable comedy property before it had the chance to see the light of day. Titled Bad Crimes, the show is described by Variety (opens in new tab) as a “dark comedy procedural following Kara…
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The Morning After: NASA reveals UFO investigation panel
NASA previously announced that it would create a panel to study “unidentified aerial phenomena” (UAP), aka UFOs — while saying it doesn’t believe they’re “extraterrestrial in origin.” (Sure, NASA.) Now, the space agency has unveiled the 16-member panel that will focus on these unclassified sightings, chaired by David Spergel, former…
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